Themed around the quest of a foreigner to express oneself in a new place, Screen Loud Film Festival showcases cinematography that breaks barriers.

Starting in 2009, the Screen Loud Film Festival has been committed to programming a broad range of short fiction and documentaries that explore the theme of being a ‘foreigner’ searching for a way to express oneself in a new world.

Traversing the barriers of cross-cultural communication, the foreigner is one who explores ways beyond words to express him or herself. Emphasizing the universality of the image over the singularity of each culture and language, we are screening a selection of short films used as a Visual Esperanto that defies linguistic, cultural, and geographical barriers and speaks through the language of cinematography.

Screenings:

Reza Hassani Goes to the Mall by Sara Zandieh

Three Lights Bulbs by Min Ding

Voltereta by Alexis Morante

Temblor by Marina Fernández.

Screenings will be followed by a Q&A with the directors and an reception. Buy tickets online and view the SLFF promo video.

Venue

Venue

Anthology Film Archives, 32 Second Avenue, New York, NY 10003

Phone

212-505-5181

More information

Festival's website

Credits